At 13:41 2003-2-17 -0500, you wrote:
Hmmm... I think I see what's happening. In that case, just say "SELECTEDBITMAP N" where N is the same number you gave for the BITMAP. I'd forgotten that bitmaps can be transparent, and you'd still have the background drawn with the selected color. This will also silence PilRC and give the same result as if you'd said 0.Aaron's method works fine, but you also can just specify "SELECTEDBITMAPID 0".
still gives a warningso you won't get a visual indication of tapping on the button. If you just like the inversion effect, use the overlapping bitmap and button technique.Problem with that technique is the selected button is selected using inverted colors (black on white) instead of a nice blue-on-white that a GRAPHICAL BUTTON gives you. Yes, I am picky.
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